One of the biggest radio personalities in Ghana, Kwami Sefa Kayi, has sat down with Rev. Erskine Whyte on the Y Leaderboard series to share with the youths how a painfully shy Kwami Sefa Kayi became the ‘Chairman General’ of the Ghana radio space.
The ‘Y Leaderboard Series’ is a...
The journey for this year’s edition of Ghana’s Most Beautiful Beauty (GMB) organized by Ghana’s leading television station, TV3 Network, commenced on Sunday June 21, 2020 with the first episode airing live on TV3.
A stunning looking Anita Akua Akuffo discussed with the audition judges and Ghanaian celebrities - Lydia Forson,...
The Joana Gyan Foundation, the charity arm of the Golden Empire Legacy Holdings in its continued efforts to support community development is providing relief items to deprived mining communities in the Agona Wassa Amenfi district.
Under the tag, ‘We Are In Your City’, the three-day community support amid the COVID-19 pandemic,...
UK Minister for Africa and Vice President Mahamudu Bawumia co-hosted UK-Ghana Business Council Lite to discuss economic development, job creation, trade and investment
UK and Ghana commit to deepening their partnership to support Ghana’s economic recovery in the wake of COVID-19
Meeting builds on the recent success of...
Other TV reception modes in Nigeria and Ghana currently include terrestrial, cable and IPTV
Study shows Satellite TV reception increases by 23% in Nigeria and 19% in Ghana in 2019 since the last study, conducted two years ago; SES currently reaches 35 million TV households across the African continent.
SES, the...
Access to the internet has the power to change lives and bridge inequalities and MTN Group reached a significant milestone by recording 100 million active data users on its networks across Africa and the Middle East.
“We believe that everyone deserves the benefits of a modern connected life,” said MTN...
On Nigeria’s bustling streets, stalls selling stacks of well-worn, energy-sucking refrigerators and air conditioners are known as “tokunbo”, a Yoruba word that means “from abroad”.
Millions of people flock to such markets across Africa each year to buy the imported appliances at bargain prices, particularly as their incomes rise, along...
The outbreak of the COVID 19 pandemic has compelled the Government of Ghana to use legal means to impose restrictions and other measures to curb the spread of the virus.
The government’s first legal means to control the spread of the pandemic was the enactment of The Imposition of Restrictions...
A few years ago, President John A. Kufour said of Ghanaian employees “they pretend to work and we pretend to pay them”. This statement by the leader of the nation clearly reflected his exasperation as his administration failed to find a solution to the abysmally low productivity of the...